CAMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL COMMITTEE

Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 7006, 10 May 1906, Page 1

CAMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL COMMITTEE

Urn committee uiet at the schoolroom on iuesday e\ening, thorp being piesent:— Messrs A. \\ uu l-on (chairman), F. J. ■Sanders, (hon. see.,), \. J. Beuth, Jno. v.hrisiie, 0. 11. ireadg-dd, K J. \\ dkiuson, b'. O'i'ooie and K. Cann. A resolutinu was Curried th »t where tbe average attend tnee ,;t the pi i maty soh.ol during any one ye,r tRH=> below tlie average requ'red to retain all its teaching staff, but recovers itself i'uiiie. (lately after t >e school re-opens, and there seems every likeliii» d of such ;i.tcendfiDCe continuing, that cluise in the Act pi el iding tor toe i« '.oval of a teach.r dual!, at toe i. pti >•>. it the Hoard ,f Kducati. n, not be put, into "peratton ; a c py of tins reso utioii to he sent to Tie member for t-e district. It It was aeeidei that >t b • a recommendation to the headmaster to forwur s when necessary, quarterly reports to parents regarding the children's progrtss. It was ieeideU that the chairman and two commitiee meu visit the school on tiie first Monday m each month. In regard to the proposal to est iblisti a technical and manual school at Camoriuge, the Chairmia aimonnced that he was endeavouring to arrange an entertainment tor the purpose of raisirg funds. A subCommittee was appointe 1j a to canvass on Monday week for suoscriptions. i'ue mat. ter of p: 'Viding door mats was left to the Chairman and head naster. The Chairman und M ssrs o'l'ooie and E. J. Wilkinson were appointed a committee to supervise the worfc of convertiag ;he present grass tennis court into a saud c uirt.